- Java Mailet API integrates with any Mail Server Technology or it is ment to be combined with James?
In the QuickStartGuide, I found specific configurations to do, and I would like to get some 'quickstart' ideas in what do they mean :P. They are about setting the folowing: 1) Setting the IP address of my server, please confirm: this is my Server IP, right? Not the one from the internal network, but the external ip, I guess. The one that will never change. 2) My DNS server: I am confused about that one, DOS ipconfig is returning it as a couple of IPs from my internal network, I guess. But Seems I should be using my domain name here.. somethi9ng like 'mydomain.com'. What should I use. 3) There are also some recommendations for me to scan my DNS using a external paid tool to check if something around MX configurations are OK. Do I NEED to do that o it is just a feature to check if full capabilities will be avaliable? What is really important in it? 4) After that, QuickStartGuide instructs us to create an user to send and receive a test e-mail. I am supposing that the server, at this point, should be able to send and receive from and to my provided domain name account, so here goes the first question: The DNS configuration (2nd topic) is the one responsible for this server capaility, right? Sencond: But if it is responsible, Will I have to point my domain configuration to the IP provided in the 1st topic step also? 5) It is possible/viable to install James in a machine and use an outsider IP to send and receive the respective e-mails? Or James will work ONLY when it is istalled in the same computer provided as the IP (see topic 2). Any help will be very appreciated. Tanks very much. Fodther
